Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-18

The LULLABY" was IOuoIy
M;ss wilcox looked as pretty Is ever.
NJ and Mrs. Ettinge sat in the first 70"
The society dudes were out in full iorce'
Nv Long had on his happiest
ance. -: ,...,
Mr.. c. P. brennan did not veal bis leeal
look.
F. E. Sergeant was an interested spec
tator. AZ.
Miss Randall made q charming Nigh
o~nnette.
DIR. Leavitt seemed to enjoy the opera
very much.
Mr.. c. W. Goodale, a genuine musie-lover'
was there
Mrs. Chas. Warren said she enjoyed the
opera very much.
". A. Akers wal seen bowling to all 'ne
pretty girls.
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn looked we'll in her
new pink bonnet.
Prof. CarIisle's musicalea ear lent itself unto
the music.
Among the audience were Mr.. and Mrs.
Brownlee.
Dr. TT. Murray heroically stood out the
whole opera.
Mr.. Fairfield and Mr.. Watson viewed the
crowd from the dress circle.
Mrs. John Noyes and her eldest daughter
were present.
P. J. Brophy's smiling countenance was
seen in the dress circle.
Miss Casey wore a pretty gray velvet CO.'S
tune, hat and wrap to match.
friend Goodale.
DR.. Johnson's huge form was noticeable
Thursday evening.
the performance.
The take off on Pinafore in Biilee Taylor
was heartily applauded.
T. C. Newton was in attendance every
night of the opera.
THE Mascotte" did not take as well as
other operas.
e. F. Lloyd looked as smiling as when be
a elected to Office.
Miss Renouard was one of the prettiest
girls in the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillie were amongthose who
enjoyed "Chimes OF Normandy"
DR.. and Mrs. Bishop were among those
who enjoyed Fra Diavolo."
Colonel De Wolf appIauded like q regi-
ment firing by companies.
Johnny Reed deserted his editorial desk
and went to see "Billee Taylor"
The girls say Mr.. Baldwin, who has
superseded Mr.. Scott, is very handsome.
Mr.. Murray looked daggers with his
eyes. At intervals they grew to swords
almost.
Mrs. George Marsh follows the Eastern
style, and attends opera without hat or
bonnet.
DR.. Hammond, wife and daughter, en-
joyed Chimes OF Normandy"
Mr.. Mcmillan escorted a very pretty girl.
He sat in the third row of the dress circle.
1t was remarked that Geo. W. Irvine II
had his hair parted in the middle.
Mrs. Judge Wilcox, we'll known in Butte's
circles. enjoyed the 'M~ascotte."
N. j. Cornell took a shot at the singers
with a double-barreled opera glass.
D. R. Beck occupied himself and his tai
ents by trying to discover somebody who
him.
Mrs. avell carried an exquisite pink o.
trich fan.
A gentleman who is designated as "quite
a blood" said Adelaide Randall as Phoebe
Fairleigh was u~nequalled.
wv navy oCVA uOluIuk dlOuU SOls JACK
Murray's opera party which the Inter
Mountain talks about.
''Tic-Tac, a song OF the Clock" was rem
dered in an exquisite manner, and called
for encore.
"How nice the Misses Horst look to-
night remarked a lady in the dress circle
at the Billee Taylor performance.
Judge Lippincott and lady, and Mr.. j
F Forbis and lady, were noticed among
audience. |
A certain bachelor came in with a smile, |
down with a grin and went out with a
laugh. He was proud OF having sat be-
Tween two pretty girls.
II had a splandid view Of q new spring |
bonnet in front of me during the Fra Di-
avola performance remarked a certain
dude.
John Forbis looked carefully around as
he went in Monday night to see that there
vas no St. Joe people present to tell on
1im.
1t must have been a pleasure to the
to appear before such appreciative
audiences, and they sang as though they |
meant to capture the house.
The Kate Green-a-way costume of yellow |
satin which Miss Hoyt wore in Billee Tay-
or. was much admired by the young ladies
n Cne aOQle0ce. |
THE PRATT-BUCK
A pretty wedding Was solemnized last
Thursday evening at the Congregational
Church. which edifice was well filled with |
lhe friends Of the contracting parties. |
They were Miss Ella Buck and Mr.. Chas.
Pratt. Rev. Mr.. Clark performed the mar
ceremony. The ushers, Messrs. Ford
Hill. came first, followed by the bride
andg groom. The bride was dressed in |
White albatross draped in oriental lace, |
he corsage cut low and trimmed with
pearls. She wore the conventional bridal
'eil and orange blossoms. and looked very
After the ceremony the newly
married. couple were escorted to their home
IN Washington street, where they held an
reception. The MINER Joins with
,ther friends in extending to Mr.. and Mrs. |
the best wishes for a long and Joy
,us married life.